Open society supports youth-media efforts
One of the many funding categories of the Open Society Institute is its Youth Media Communications Initiative, under which the funder supports efforts to create or expand community-based, youth-generated news/media programs. Initiative funded projects must serve youth ages 12-21, especially disadvantaged and minority youth. Past grantees include the Appalachian Media Institute, which got $30,000 to fund a year-round youth-media program; and In the Mix, a New York City youth-activism multimedia project. http://www.soros.org/youth/grantmaking.html
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